Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-03


camp half way between Genesee and Union
town and work both ways.
The people of Pullman. w. T., have al
ready taken steps toward celebrating the
coming 4th of July. How is that for high
Some people may consider them little pre-
| mature, but it is evident that are composed
wholly of live. energetic citizens.
The junior class exhibition Of the Levi.
Collegiate Institute will take place at the
college on Friday (to-morrow) evening, Mar.
4, at o'clock. AS this is the first enter
tainment Of the kind by the students, we
trust it will be encouraged by full house.
All are invited to attend.
Robert Stanton, sou of DR.. Stanton of
this city. will shortly depart for Spokane
Falls, where a position has been secured for
him in the Reriew Office. Robert is a bright
boy and has worked some at the printers
business, and we take it that he will sue
coed iii tho profession he has chosen.
A slight shock Of earthquake was visibly
felt in this city on Tuesday evening at S
o'clock. The next morning it was suggested
to be nothing more than the vibration Of the
groan of the Boise City people. on learning
OF the prospects of the passage, in the
Senate, of the North Idaho annexation bill.
Harry Baughman, aged eighteen years,
son Of Capt Baughman, has recently been
honored with the promotion from mate on
the freight boat to mate on the passenger
boat, which promotion is now in effect.
Harry is young, but persevering, and by
proper guidance he may soon tind himself at
the wheel.
Fresh bread every day at the Gem Bakery
The season Of club dances given by the
EgAlite society during the past two months
have closed. This has been the best con-
Quoted and managed dancing society that
was ever organized in the city, aud many
pleasant evenings have been spent during
the series. They will no doubt re.organ,ze
in the fall.
On Sunday morning Capt. Baughman,
purser knaggs, engineer Brown, fireman
Barber and c. H. Payne left in a small row
boat for Riparia, distance of seventy miles,
They expected to reach Riparia the same
evening. They will fire up tn, Almota and
steer the little barque this way. and boat
may be looked for to-day.
NJ. ]. Greenburg on Monday closed his
restaurant, which will remain closed for a
month or six weeks, when hs will reopen
the same into an ice-cream parlor for
the summer. The patronage Of this estab-
lishment. during the past month has not
merited the continuance of business hence
Mr.. Greenburs's reason for suspending same.
CLosED. Tho Delmonico restaurant has
been closed and the business discontinued.
Those desiring to avail themselves of bar
gains in fine sllverware, such as casters,
pickle stands, Roger Bros. knives, forks,
tea aud table spoons, or fine dinner table
cloths. napkins, glass and porcelain dishes,
mirrors, pictures, tables, chairs, carpets,
oil cloth rugs, show cases. heating stoves,
cooking range, pipe and zince, and many
other articles useful and ornamental, can SO.
cure good bargains by calling on NJ. j.
Greenburg.
A Coon CHANcE.-Pstrick Barton, pro.
prietor Of the only first class blacksmith
shop in the city of Lewiston. situated in the
finest location in the city, and who employs
none but thorough mechanics. offers to a
good A No. wason-maker, free shop with
every convenience for the business, and
board free for six months. There is grand
outlook for an immense amount of work for
. first class wood-worker the coming spring
and summer, and an early application to
this notice is requested. None but first.
class, steady mechanic need apply. Address
22-lm. p. BARTON, Lewiston. Idaho.
AMATEUR DRAMATIC SocIETY.-Some of
the young folks of this city, Of the talented
element, have organized dramatic club,
which society they will endeavor to make .
permanent one, and exhibit a series of
dramas the coming Spring Their first will
be the beautiful drama, entitled -'Above
the Clouds," which will be rendered at an
early date. The company is composed Of
the following young ladies and gentlemen
Misses Sannie Gibson. Myrtle Smith, Ida
Gordon, Louie Rice; and Messrs Leslie
Thompson, NJ. A. Means, H. A. Thatcher,
Clyde Parker, 8. L. Thompson, j. B. Rice
and g. G. Leland. We wish the new or
ganization success.
A COuNrRRFEIrER ARREsrED.-On Fri.
day evening last hard looking. case. bear
ing the name Of James Townsend. was
hopping about our streets in an intoxicated
condition. He had room Ut the Hotel de
France, and before retiring to bed, stepped
into the bar-room Of the hotel and obtained
Of the bar.tender-Joseph Rlchards-a
drink, for which he threw iown ON the
counter, supposed by the bartender to be,
; 3 gold piece, for which change in full
vas given. But later in the evening the
bartender overheard ia conversation the
instance Of man who was in house OF i'll.
lame endeavoring TO pass of . counterfeit
i've dollar piece, but did not make IL stick.
At this the bartender .'smelt MICE" and
apon going to the till snd examining the
piece that had previously been passed on him,
1 was 1t once evident that IL was bogus, and
J poor specimen ct that. Night police Bis.
bin WAS immediately SUMMONED and arrest
instituted and The captured lodged in Jail
Before locking him ia his cell, he was
'earched and another piece Of the same tyre
md dste (l68Sl was found ON his person.
The next day further Investigation showed
hst he had three Of these pieces, = he had
,assed ons on another bar.keeper in the
'ity, and that bar-keepsr enthusiastically
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T ahoet 20 years Of age. and claims 70 hale
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